The phrase "endure death" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone accepting death calmly and peacefully, or to refer to a situation or thing that is so unbearable that it is like death. For example, "She endured death with a grace that inspired all who were present."
She endured death threats for years.
Both men and their families endured death threats.
Sergio Aguayo endured death threats for organizing election observers.
Hennessy, aged 19, has endured death threats in Juba, torture in Tripoli and crippling poverty in Cairo.
Since setting out from Charleston, 120 miles away, he had endured death threats, roadside obscenities, wet clothes and blisters so painful that they needed medical attention.
Moby employees have already endured death threats and detentions because of their breaking of conservative taboos like showing women on television and their criticisms of the government and insurgent groups.
Authorities say she was shot four times, though they initially attributed the attack to a robbery – an explanation rejected by Cáceres's friends and family, who say she endured death threats from landowners, police and the army.
The band endured death threats, public CD burnings and country radio boycotts after lead singer Natalie Maines told gig-goers in London she was "ashamed" the president was from her home state of Texas in March 2003.
The excitement did not extend to some across the Straits of Florida, where Juanes had endured death threats, CD-smashing protests and boycotts since announcing his plan for the concert in Havana.
The fate of their forebears who endured death marches through Anatolia does not tell the whole story of relations between the Turks and the Armenians: the story has noble pages as well as black ones, and Mr Dink believed that both should be read.
